Another work in progress, this is a boat shanty town.
Reblogged from Bayard Baudoin
Tags: inspiration atmosphere
Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant is really delightful and I urge you all to read it!
Reblogged from Lily's Butt Art
The Day of the Crows(Le Jour Des Corneilles). Directed by Jean-Christophe Dessaint. Made by Finalement, Melusine Productions, Walking The Dog, and Max Films Animation
Beautiful background from another 2d french animated film I hope I get to see one day.
Reblogged from More Rufftoon
From Citizens of Porto-Novo by Beninese photog Leonce Raphael Agbodjelou, on display at London’s Jack Bell Gallery till May 25.
Reblogged from Dynamic Africa
Tags: patterns mixed patterns
Islamic Daggers
- Dated: 19th Century
- Place of Origin: Ethiopia or Somalia
- Measurements: Longest dagger: 18.5in (470mm). Shortest dagger: 12.75in (325mm)
Group of daggers originating from the Horn of Africa, most likely Ethiopia or Somalia. Circa 19th Century, they have obvious Arab and Islamic influence. The hilts are made up of ivory, bone, and horn (some translucent) segments, with some small breakages to the extended pommels. All daggers have copper scabbards and steel blades, some with light chiselled designs, in good condition.
Source: © Copyright 2013 Akaal Arms
Is Islamic the right term to use here? Can someone shed light on that? Just want to be sure.
Reblogged from Dynamic Africa
Nap Hard: I hate my artwork, but I think that's ok
I am a Pretty Good Artist. I have worked professionally since 2006. I have worked on properties like G.I. Joe, My Little Pony, Transformers, and a host of others. You can see my work everywhere, from toy packages to comic books to DVD covers. I currently work for MinoMonsters,…
Reblogged from Lords of Inner Filth
I sometimes feel like I should make a series of tumblr friendly tutorials on how to handle files/resize things/correct use of backing/handling font for folks who self publish/can’t afford to pay someone like me to do it for them. Kind of like this one.
Hm.
Reblogged from Excess Baggage
Creative People Saying No
“‘No’ guards time… The math of time is simple: you have less than you think and need more than you know.”
Gets a little ~CREATIVE MAGIC~y, but rings true for me.
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